The Ashland advertiser., July 29, 1896, Image 3

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Druggist.
Eugene A. Sherwin,
Bookseller.
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Druggist.
Central Point Pointers.
Mrs. McDonnel, of Tolo, died of can­
cer of the stomach Monday, July 27.
Mrs. Taylor, of Eagle Point, is the
guest of .Mrs. Wm. Holmes, of this
place.
Rev. Stephens occupied the pulpit in
the Baptist church last Sunday morning
and also at 4 r. M.
J. J. Priddv, who has been confined
to his bed for some time, died last
Thursday, July 23.
A. S. Jacobs and «laughter. Mary, are
rusticating at the Dead Indian soda
springs for a week or two.
Mrs. Eugene Walrad and her daugh­
ter, Miss Angie, of Ashland, are visiting
relatives and friends in Central Point.
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That’s the Object Now Days.
economize
B uying your
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•-^WM. HEVENER.
Rev. Blackwell, pastor of the M. E.
church, of this place, took his family to
the Dead Indian sola springs one day
PERSONAL.
last week, returning Saturday to till his
regular appointment here. He will re­
— Fred McCullough was up from Med­
turn to the springs some time during
ford Sumlay.
the week.
—Mrs. C. L. Loomis, returned home
M. S. Welch and family, of this place,
contemplate making a visit to their from Medford Sumlay.
«laughter, Mrs. Barnard, nee Mrs. Nich­
—Mrs. A. L. Layton left with her
ols, the photographer of this place, «laughter for San Francisco on Monday’s
where she is stopping with her husband, train.
who is teaching school near Prospect, on
—O.O. Helman, who went to Idaho
Rogue River.
“ M.”
some time ago, returned to Ashland last
Astoria's Annual Regetta.
Friday.
—Mr. and Mrs. S. Cowles and Mrs.
Astoria will hold its third annual re-
getta «luring the week of August 18-22, Flo. Otto returned from Smith’s Springs
which will include the State Firemen’s Sumlay.
tournament. All arrangements are l>e-
—Ira C. Dodge, Supt. of City Water
ing effected for the entertainment ami Works, returned from Fish Lake last
comfort of the large numlier of visitors Thursday.
who will come from abroad to participate
—Clarence Gray, Fred Beckdow and
in and enjoy the festival of sjx.rt, on
water and on laml. The program has Chester Gray returned from Buck Lake
liven arranged, the prizes announce«! last Thursday.
ami everything is in shipshape, and a
—G. W. Smith and son, Burl, left for
grand sucess is insure«!. The press com­ their mine near Ashland Butte last Sat-
mittee are extending invitations to their unlay morning.
brethern throughout the Northwest, ami
—George Gillette went down to
it is safe to say that the press of Astoria
Grant
’s Pass on last Saturday’s train,
will see to it that the “boys” are not
returning Monday.
neglected during their stay.
—Clinton and Deede Agler returned
Staver Beats the Horse.
Satunlay from Rockland, Cal., where
The great trial of speed lietween John they have been on a visit.
Staver, of the Sterns Racing Team, ami
—B. Beach went over to California
the pacing stallion Chehalis, took place the first of the week, to look after his
in Portland last Satunlay with the re- commercial interests there.
suit in favor of Staver who was paced by
—Albert Powell, Lonnev Mills and
Harry Terrill ami II. B. Freeman, tan­
Orvil
Warthen went to Dead Indian last
dem. Two heats were run. In the first
heat, the times of the man ami the horse Satunlay, to spend a few weeks.
were respectively 2:02 and 2:0934 and in
—Eugene Chamberland, of Central
the second Staver made 2:03 2-5 while Point, come up to Ashland Saturday,to
the horse timed 2:08. Stayer’s time of visit a few days with friends and ac­
2:02 ami that of the horse 2:08 are the quaintance.
best records ever made in the North­
—Rosa Dodge, Bertha Williams, Lew
west.
Smith ami Louis ami Willie Dodge went
Note the change in the makeup of our to Kane creek last Saturday on a fishing
trip. They are expected home to-day.
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UNDER - NEW - MANAGEMENT.
CORNER 4 th AND A STS.
BAKERY____
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Boarding
by
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Day,
Week
or
Month.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
ATTENTION
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POLEY & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Poultry,
Eggs, Flour, Feed, Grain,
Fruits,
Vegetables, Etc.
A. Millsap s Old Stand,
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____ Ashland. Oregon.
QKINS of
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Medford, Ore.
of wild an-
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